‘I’m Trying To Figure Out My Own Team, My Squad, What I’m Doing, Where I’m Going’: Antonio Brown Makes Vague Appearance on Cameo

Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Antonio Brown is back in the headlines after his Cameo session with a fan went viral. As per Stroud, who recently provided information about Brown’s ankle injury, the session did give more questions than answers. While his future does currently remains in anonymity, Brown has been a subject of constant yet contrasting news stories.

The NFL and the Buccaneers have been in talks with the NFL Players Association on options of waiving him from the squad. Coach Bruce Arians described Brown’s status in Tampa Bay as a ‘management decision.’ Brown has been spotted over different locations since his abrupt exit from the Jets-Buccaneers game.

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The 2021 Super Bowl-winning WR did attend Monday night’s Brooklyn Nets vs. Memphis Grizzlies game at Barclays Center. Brown has been active on social media and was vague at best during his appearance on the website Cameo.

Antonio Brown Going Crashing Down?

The Cameo reply made by Brown to his fans did not provide any clarity about his status. While talking to his fan about the Vikings’ coaching situation, he says, “I’m trying to figure out my own team, my squad, what I’m doing, where I’m going.”

He addresses another fan question about their mutual hate of coach Arians by calling for respect and integrity in their lives and to continue being a free spirit.

The Buccaneers’ problem of Antonio Brown doesn’t seem to be going away quietly enough and creating an unnecessary fuss. Despite the franchise trying to simmer down the situation, Brown seems to not care at all. The truth of the situation remains in flux and Brown accusing of being threatened by the franchise only complicates matters.

The common fact of multiple stories from varying perspectives leaves the NFL fans needing clarity scratching their heads. The center of recent ridicule who keeps on giving, Brown will forever be remembered as a human being rather than a player who caused disruption wherever he landed. It is this kind of legacy that most NFL players hate to ever leave behind.

It seems Brown is trying to live out now and stay relevant than enjoy a famed legacy for the rest of his long life.

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